Andy Lee
Senior Frontend Developer at SUSE
Taipei, Taiwan
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Top SchoolAndy Lee is a frontend engineer with 12 years of software experience and an 8-year senior track record at companies including SUSE, Yahoo and IBM, now contributing to Kubernetes-related UIs like Harvester and Longhorn. He excels at shipping reliable, accessible React interfaces, improving web performance and CI/CD pipelines, and has led small cross-functional teams to deliver product features and test automation. Andy pairs hands-on engineering—optimizing build and deployment times and implementing E2E testing—with product-minded work such as release planning and UX collaboration across time zones. Based in Taipei with an MBA in Information Management, he brings a pragmatic blend of technical depth and process improvements that makes large cloud-native UIs more robust and maintainable.
12 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Business Administration - MBA, Management Information Systems, General, Master of Business Administration - MBA, Management Information Systems, General at National Taiwan UniversityBachelor's degree, Management Information Systems, General, Bachelor's degree, Management Information Systems, General at National Central University
Chinese, English
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Github Skills (50)
kubernetes10
longhorn10
docker10
dashboard10
volumes10
high-availability10
storage10
distributed-systems10
rancher10
virtualization10
hci10
python9
persistent9
cloud-native9
cattle9
Programming languages (10)
Github contributions (5)
a110605/darkkiller
Oct 2013 - Oct 2017
Contributions:26 commits, 22 pushes, 2 issues in 4 years
a110605/longhorn-ui
Apr 2024 - Apr 2025
Storage does not have to look ugly
Contributions:154 pushes, 52 branches in 11 months
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